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El Putra and Leya Princy Remind That Sumatra Has Not Recovered, Invite the Public to Continue Caring

El Putra and Leya Princy Remind That Sumatra Has Not Recovered, Invite the Public to Continue Caring

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El Putra and Leya Princy Remind That Sumatra Has Not Recovered, Invite the Public to Continue Caring

Just becoming volunteers in Aceh Tamiang to help the victims of natural disasters, El Putra Sarira and Leya Princy remind the public that the situation in Sumatra has not fully recovered even though media attention has begun to fade. They believe that public concern should not stop just because the news is no longer trending.

Many residents are still struggling to recover from the impact of the disaster and need ongoing support. The newcomers, actors playing Rangga & Cinta, want to remind many people not to forget about the psychological health of disaster victims. 

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After helping to distribute aid to the flood victims in Aceh Tamiang and playing with the children in the shelters, the actors Rangga & Cinta brought a piece of paper with a reminder written on it.  

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In that short video, El Putra Sarira and Leya Princy reminded many people not to divert attention from the disaster in Sumatra, which is still ongoing. 

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Not only material aid, the presence of El Putra and Leya Princy also brought emotional support to the residents. They strive to ensure that the victims feel remembered, while also inviting the wider community to remain caring and share according to their abilities.

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Sumatra still needs support and assistance as it has not fully recovered and is far from over. The conditions there still require intensive handling. 

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"Maybe the news about Sumatra is starting to fade, but Sumatra is not okay yet and still needs your help. It's not just nature that bears the scars; their psychological trauma is also important," reads the statement on the paper they are holding. 

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From Kitabisa's side, they also highlighted the message. "There are still many of our friends in Sumatra who are still struggling to recover. In moments like this, they need a lot of support from all of us," it states. 

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Through the presence of El Putra and Leya Princy, who are directly involved in helping and continuously voicing their concern, it is hoped that many people will not close their eyes or divert their attention from Sumatra just because the news is now fading.